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Albertson Healthcare Solutions, LLC.

No longer in CMS list This agency is not in CMS's current list of Medicare-certified home health agencies (file dated 2026-09-21), but it has federal inspection records. It may have closed, changed ownership, or changed its certification number. Address shown is from its inspection records.
6301 Richmond Ave, Suite 200, Houston, TX 77057
CMS Certification Number 747084
5deficiencies since 2018
0serious
1inspections
n/aCMS quality stars
Data from CMS inspection reports (Form 2567), 2018-01-02 to 2026-10-15, downloaded 2026-10-21; CMS agency list file dated 2026-09-21. What the labels mean

Inspection 2018-10-08

· Complaint · 5 deficiencies · CMS source report (PDF)
Moderate Update Of The Comprehensive Assessment

The agency failed to update and revised a comprehensive assessment for 1 of 1 patient (#1) with pressure ulcer on the heel after the pressure ulcer had a major decline, in that: 1) The agency's supervising nurse saw that patient #1's pressure ulcer had a significant deterioration with infection on…

Source: CMS Form 2567, inspection 2018-10-08, tag G0544 · view on CMS
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Minor Integrate All Services

The agency failed to assure staff who provide care are communicating patient's progress toward goals among agency's staff and patient's physicians for 1 of 1 patient (#1) that had a right heel pressure ulcer that was not improving due to treatment effectiveness, and had deteriorated to the extent…

Source: CMS Form 2567, inspection 2018-10-08, tag G0606 · view on CMS
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Minor Responsible For All Day-To-Day Operations

The administrator failed to manage the day-to-day operation of the agency by not ensuring that 1 of 1 patient (#1) with a right heel pressure ulcer, received treatments and assessments by skilled professional nurses who had adequate education/experience on wound/ulcer care assessments and assessing…

Source: CMS Form 2567, inspection 2018-10-08, tag G0948 · view on CMS
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Minor Coordinate Patient Care

The administrator failed to assure coordination occurred among agency's staff and the physician for 1 of 1 patient (#1) who had a right heel pressure ulcer/wound that was not improving and had deteriorated to the extent that affected patient #1's health and safety, in that: 1) Patient #1's right…

Source: CMS Form 2567, inspection 2018-10-08, tag G0962 · view on CMS
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Minor Assure Patient Needs Are Continually Assessed

The clinical manager failed to update and revise a comprehensive assessment for 1 of 1 patient (#1) with pressure ulcer on heel after the pressure ulcer/wound had a major decline in status, in that: 1) The agency's supervising nurse saw that patient #1's pressure ulcer had a significant…

Source: CMS Form 2567, inspection 2018-10-08, tag G0966 · view on CMS
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